Sentence examples for stir tends from inspiring English sources
The chemically selective fat-suppression technique STIR tends to produce more homogenous fat-suppression than T2-weighted images with fat suppression [15].
Stir-fry tends to include a variety of vegetables, and asparagus isn't an unheard-of addition to the mix.
"Stir fries tend to be seen as healthy meal solutions that are also convenient while cooking aids, such as pastes and spices, give consumers the freedom to tailor their meals to their taste, which they cannot do with ready meals".
Daily life surrounds the slow-cooking stews and the gruels that need to be stirred and tended.
In a gas liquid stirred reactor, gas tends to accumulate in low-pressure regions behind the impeller blades.
Yet construction of new lines or new plants tends to stir enormous opposition, industry experts say.
That tends to stir suspicions of both mattress retailers and recyclers, he said.
The government has not tried to exploit Greek nationalism, but anything that involves Balkan neighbours tends to stir atavistic emotions.
Repetitive freezing and thawing tends to stir and sort granular sediments, thus forming circles, stone nets, and polygons a few centimetres to 6 metres in diameter.
"It really comes from a place of knowing what historically has done well," he said, "and what generally tends to stir conversation".
Former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani will campaign for fellow Republicans in Iowa this spring in the sort of trip that tends to stir talk of presidential ambitions.
